True or False: All municipalities have fire districts.

The correct answer is that it is false that all municipalities have fire districts. Fire districts are specific entities created for the purpose of providing fire protection services in certain areas. Not every municipality in New Jersey has a designated fire district.

Many small municipalities, for instance, may provide fire services directly through a municipal fire department rather than through a separate district. Additionally, there are municipalities that might rely on volunteer fire companies without having a formal fire district established.

The existence of fire districts is dependent on various factors, including the size of the municipality, the available resources, and the structure of local governance regarding fire protection services. Therefore, the statement cannot be generalized to all municipalities, as the provision of fire services can vary significantly.